Cant' log in anymore

Hi,
I pulled down all the files from my live
database which is running remotely.
When I did this, I overwrote my Web Page
connection string, which I used to log into a
local production instance of this database.
After a few weeks I got around to recreating
my connection string, but it won't work.
Neither does my partner's login info work and
we are both admins. I am the dbo. Now I am
wondering if coincidentally somehow my machine
was compromised. Is there someway I could be
kept out? I can still log onto the machine/server
which runs SQL Server for access to the drives.
I am running Windows/2000
and SQL 2000. My authentication
is set to Windows only. I run my network
as a workgroup and there is no "Active Directory".
Logging into the server to access the drives is
no problem. The login is of course the same, since
I am using Windows only authentication.
Is there anyplace I can look to see if there
is some way to get this working again?
It is not making sense to me that I can
log in to the HDs on the LAN but cannot
log into SQL databases via a webpage.
The folders are in folder needed a Windows
login, but the SQL server logs just keep showing
that access is denied because the login is not
a trusted login, which is not true, but I cannot
prove that to the server.
Could I have been compromised or does
this sound like some other confusion?
Thanks for anyone's feedback,
FoxIf the authentication is set to Windows Authentication and you're not in a
domain, then you're basically using Workgroup security to connect. The
same username and password must exists on both machines.
Thanks,
Kevin McDonnell
Microsoft Corporation
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